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Alwal is a suburb ofSecunderabad, the twin city of Hyderabad city. It has a population of106,424 (2001 census) and forms part of the Greater Hyderabad agglomeration. A part of the British cantonment, Alwal got its namefrom the residents of Alwar a city in Rajasthan who settled here inlate 1800s.
Alwal is hub for shopping for nearby suburbs and villages, so the shopping options are wide ranging.Alwal is famous for the Venkateshwara Temple, which is located near Alwal Municipal office.
Alwal
is 8 km away from SecunderabadRailway station and just 12 km from away
from the Old HyderabadAirport in Begumpet Begumpet Airport and about 40
km from New International Airport in Shamshabad Rajiv Gandhi
International Airport. It is in close proximity to relaxation spots like
TheCelebrity Club, Alankrita, The Orange Bowl, Dhola-Ri-Dhani,Runway-9.
ALWAL CITIZENS BEWARE THE GROUNDWATER TABLE IS FAST DEPLETING
ITS TIME TO SAVE OUR 'ALWAL' environment .
Stop the concrete jungle! else we will be left with nothing and .......
LET US DO SOMETHING ...Today
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Hate the sin, love the sinner.
An eye for an eye would make the whole world blind.
You must be the change you want to see in the world.
Freedom is not worth having if it does not connote freedom to err.
THE MAHATMA QUIZ1. What is Mahatma Gandhi's full name?
Ans. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi.
2. Name the newspapers edited by Mahatma Gandhi?
Ans. Young India and Harijan.
3. Against taxation of which commodity did Mahatma Gandhi take up a mass movement against the British, when and where?
Ans. Salt satyagraha at Dandi on March 12, 1930.
4. Why is he called the `half naked fakir'?
Ans. He discarded his kurta after his visit to Madurai where he saw people were moving without proper clothes. Then British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill called him the naked fakir of India.
5. Did Mahatma Gandhi ever hold the post of the AICC president. If so, when and where?
Ans. He was elected Congress president in 1924 at Belgaum.
6. Who was Mahatma Gandhi's wife?
Ans. Kasturba Gandhi.
7. When was Mahatma Gandhi martyred and by whom?
Ans. Nathuram Godse on January 30, 1948, while Mahatma Gandhi was about to offer prayers.
8.When did Mahatma Gandhi start the civil disobedi ence movement?
Ans. March 12, 1930. It con tinued for nearly four years.
9. Who is considered to be the guru of Mahatma Gandhi?
Ans. Gopala Krishna Gokhale.
10. Give one of Mahat ma Gandhi's famous quotes.
Ans. All the religions of the world, while they may differ in other respects, unitedly proclaim that nothing lives in this world but Truth... And many more. Though Mahatma Gandhi is considered the `Father of the Nation,' some of our elected representatives know woefully little about him.
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percent of these engagements are likely be extended while 15-25 percent will be repatriated or transferred to new suppliers.
The study says, "Given the maturity of India as an offshore delivery location and presence of high number of HRO suppliers, more work is going to come to the country." In the next three years, contract restructuring is likely to play a significant role as early adopters of HRO services face impending renewal cycles. HRO clients will increasingly evaluate how to drive incremental value for their organizations through the end-of-term process.
"The areas of restructuring range from modifying the number and type of in-scope processes, to enhance delivery models through global sourcing, to introduce alternative pricing models," says the study. The mid-market and large market HRO buyers, who used to be reluctant to take services from offshore locations, are expected to leverage offshoring much more in their second generation deals due to increased cost pressures in recent times.
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Above : Dr.Rao Chelikani President - UFERWAS starting the proceedings

Above : GHMC Relations with RWAs: Sri. Kanna Babu,
Additional Commissioner, GHMC

photo ABOVE : Dr.G.V Rao Secretary GAASA discussing the importance of dialogue with GHMC
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UNITED-FEDERATION OF RESIDENT WELFARE ASSOCIATIONS (U-FERWAS) Regd.No.219/07
# 12-13-705/10/AB, Balaji Residency, Gokul Nagar, Tarnaka, Hyderabad-17
Tel: 040 6450 4993, 6521 4993, Fax: 27154118.e-mail: ifhd@sify.com , www.ifhd.org
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United Federation of Resident Welfare Associations (U-FERWAS) as on 1st March, 2009
Advisors |
Area |
Phone/mail | |
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Capt. J Rama Rao |
Social Activist |
9393366000 | |
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Sri.S.Sitarama Swamy |
Malkajgiri |
98664 73455 | |
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Sri. S.R Vijaykar |
Former Secretary, GOI |
2784 8533 99893 99130 | |
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President |
Dr.Rao Chelikani |
SCOTRWA |
6450 4993/6521 4993 |
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Executive Vice President |
V. Gopal Rao |
Fed. Kukatpally |
9440053099,23061166, 23067399, 2316 3434 |
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Executive Vice President |
G.V.Rao |
GAASA, Alwal |
9849006955 |
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Executive Vice president |
P.Anji Reddy |
Bank Coop. Colony |
98483 68685/ 23714571 |
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Executive Vice President |
Sri.K.R.C.Reddy |
Singareni Colony |
98482 89050 |
|
Executive Vice President |
Sri. T.Satyanarayana |
Fed.Yellareddiguda |
2381 1141 92463 74660 |
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Executive Vice President |
Sri B.T.Srinivasan |
Malkajigiri Fed. |
93473 78072 |
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General Secretary |
Sri. G. Satyanarayana |
Fed. Mehdipatnam |
2351 4201 4412 63602 |
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Secretary |
Sri. Govindaraju |
Kalyana Nagar(DSNR) |
98494 37448 |
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Secretary |
Sri Bhaskara Rao |
Motinagar |
98484 79878 |
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Secretary |
Sri N.V.L.N. Murthy |
Vidyanagar/Lalithanaga |
27070309 |
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Secretary |
Sri Ashwin Kumar |
Alwal |
98491 94366 |
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Secretary |
Sri TR. Madhavan |
Rajendra Nagar |
6533 7705 9246113116 |
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Secretary |
Sri. B. Ashok Reddy |
Joint action committee |
92465 73303 |
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Finance Secretary |
Sri. K.L.V.S. Raju |
RDS , St.no.2 |
9948077847 |
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Joint .Secretary |
Sri. P.L.Menon |
Habsiguda |
2717 1528 |
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Executive Members |
Sri Ch. Siva Rao |
Salivahananagar |
98484 64323 |
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Sri M.B.R. Sastry |
Khairatabad |
2339 5461/9490115761 |
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Sri. N.S. Narayana |
Mehdipatnam |
2352 0484 |
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Sri.D.S.N.Murthy |
Tarnaka |
2717 7494 98664 28623 |
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Sri. S.N.Bye Reddy |
Mothi Nagar |
2383 5692 |
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Sri. P.Ch.Veerraju |
Mothinagar |
2383 2572 |
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Sri. M.Raghava Rao |
Singapore Township |
98493 78624 27196555 |
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Sri. Vyakaranam Yagneshwara Babu |
Legend Classic Flat owners Assn |
99085 00003 2780 6337 |
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Sri. K.Ramesh |
Bharath Nagar |
99495 69044 |
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Sri. A. Chandra Sekhara Rao |
Janaki Enclave RWA |
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Sri. V.Venkateshwara Rao |
Kukatpally |
9849064309 |
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Gokulnagar, Tarnaka, Hyderabad-500017
Andhra Pradesh, INDIA.
Tel: 91.040. 6521 4993, 6450 4993
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UFERWAS - GAASA
Joint action to improve amenities
The objective is to bring together all resident welfare associations on a single platform
Setting an example: The United Federation forResidents’ Welfare Association-Alwal- GAASA-> works towards betterment of civic amenities in Alwal zone with citizens playing a proactive role in thisinitiative.
HYDERABAD: The United Federation for Residents’ Welfare Association(UFERWAS-Alwal) & GAASA are the saviours for the residents of Alwal and neighbouring areas. A unique initiative, which motivates residents to take a proactive role in the development of their area, UFERWAS-Alwal is just a month-and-a-half old. An affiliate of UFERWAS-GHMC, it is working towards the betterment of the civic amenities in entire Alwal zone comprising Alwal, Old Alwal, Venkatapuram, Bolarum, Yapral, etc.
GAASA has been doing yeoman service to ALWAL from 1987 onwards.
The primary objective of UFERWAS- GAASA is to bring together all independent resident welfare associations on a common platform and for collective action, says Ashwin Nallari, Coordinator, UFERWAS-Alwal. As many as 93 welfare associations are there in Alwal.